Buying a Home
How to assess your financial readiness to buy a condo
Take stock of your assets and debts
Buying a Home
How to assess your financial readiness to buy a condo
Take stock of your assets and debts
Buying a Home
Buying a home in 10 steps
Homes.com helps you find your community, navigate the mortgage process, negotiate an offer and seal the deal.
How to finance a home in 8 steps
Follow these steps from financial readiness and budgeting to underwriting and closing.
How to find the best buyer's agent for your home purchase
Research, compile a list of candidates and do due diligence in interviewing and vetting.
A glossary of essential terms for homebuyers
Understanding the jargon can clear up potential confusion.
Selling a Home
Selling a home in 10 steps
Homes.com helps you get your place show-ready, hire an agent, negotiate offers, and seal the deal.
Essential repair records sellers should gather before listing
Here's what you need to show buyers to document home's maintenance history.
A 10-step guide for selling a distressed property
From listing it 'as is' to auctions, the owners of undesirable homes have several options.
Open house prep checklist for sellers
Final steps to take before buyers see your home.
Local Insights
Don’t slip up: Experts offer tips for winter roof clearing
People should consider collapse warning signs and their roof shapes.
What to consider when choosing a rental location
Lifestyle, commute time and school districts are factors in your decision.
Moving survival kit: Essential items to have before unpacking
Here’s what you'll need the first few days while you're still living in boxes.
10 ways to fit in like a true Omahan
10 ways to fit in like a true Omahan
Architectural Styles
For some buyers, Georgian homes offer lasting appeal
These rational, highly symmetrical homes were popular in the 18th century.
What makes an Italianate home such a chef's kiss
These homes are known for ornate cornices, bracketed roofs and narrow windows.
Wondering whether it's a Second Empire home? Just look at the roof.
These 19th-century homes evoked modernity and innovation.
The humble Chicago bungalow is more than a century old and still beloved
The city’s small brick houses with low-pitched roofs evolved from their California cousin.